Planning summer getaways with friends can be a lot like herding cats. When no one can agree on dates and a budget in time, the summer comes around and all the good places are gone. The good news is that your opportunity for a last-minute summer getaway is here and we've found a bunch of available Alberta cheap cabin rentals that you can still snag this summer.
There's so much that goes into planning a getaway from coordinating schedules, to getting time off work and saving up for a trip. Don't worry about all of that and just grab one of these cabins while you still can. Call in sick, we won't tell anyone, so what are you waiting for? Pack your overnight bag and sneak away for a few days for a spontaneous getaway this summer!
Field House
Price Per Night: $100
Neighbourhood: Calgary
Why you need to go: This getaway is right in the city and it will make you feel like you're in a luxury cabin. It's so easy to fit this getaway into your schedule this summer and it has a bright solarium you'll love.
Studi07
Price Per Night: $50
Neighbourhood: Medicine Hat
Why you need to go: You can rent this adorable character house for super cheap! It's perfect for exploring the cute town nearby.
Fox Lake Retreat
Price Per Night: $158
Neighbourhood: Hanna
Why you need to go: Escape the city and see the expansive blue skies over a blue lake this summer in your lakefront cabin!
Gingerbread Cabin
Price Per Night: $149 to $278 per night
Neighbourhood: Jasper
Why you need to go: This adorable spot is perfect for exploring Jasper which is just as beautiful and way less crowded than Banff in the summer.
Woodsy Cabin Getaway
Price Per Night: $179
Neighbourhood: Red Deer County
Why you need to go: This incredible cabin bunkhouse is made for girls getaways and groups of friends to have an incredible time together!
Summer Cabin By The Lake
Price Per Night: $65
Neighbourhood: Lac La Biche
Why you need to go: Super cheap and right by the lake—it's all you need for a summer getaway!
Hidden Treehouse Chalet
Price Per Night: $125
Neighbourhood: Kehewin
Why you need to go: This is the cheapest we've ever seen for a treehouse getaway and it's shockingly still available for a lot of the summer so jump on this ASAP.
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